yajsab

I have the regular thin long sleeve shirt. I bought it cheaper than now. I believe it depends on a person. Not all are the same. So here's my feedback.

This is good when hunting in warm weather. It will keep you dry (from sweating). But when in the cold, it will have a breezy feel. So I'm more colder than not wearing the armour. I usually layer with fleeces on top of the armour then the jacket because I get cold easily and don't really sweat. So in cold weather, I toss the armour.

davs2601

I ended up buying some stuff made by readhead. Its a light weight moisture wicking fabric, I tried it out at work last night. It was about20 degrees with a harsh wind and it seemed to help. But I agree that it keeps you dry, but it does have a wierd breezy feeling when it touches your skin. It cost 25 bucks for the top and another 25 for the bottoms. at that price i was willing to give them a try.

I was going to try them out in the field this morning, but my heater went out so I slept in 50 degree temps last night so I was not looking forward to going out this morning. Im still trying to get rid of the chill.

I actually think that no matter how much stuff I out on I will always be cold and I just need to man up and quite being such a wuss

Lubold8431

I got some for this season as a gift. I dont know that I would have bought it myself, due to the price. However,the last few days that I have gone out, I have been very happy wearing it. 20 degrees, snow flurries, I was glad to have it on. I havent tried the Bass Pro shops stuff, so I cant comment on that.

mert_04

I believe Under Armor is worth it. I used it hunting this year as well as anytime I was outside and it was colder out and I did stay warmer. I think it's a great product.

Red Lion

Thanks, your right it is my opinion. To each their own and the thread was asking for opinions regarding if it was worth it.

JagMagMan

As I said before, if you are cold you are not going to last long on the stand. If you are wet you are not going to last long! If you are wet AND cold, the deer have nothing to worry about! You are NOT going to be out there!
I don't know if it will be Under-Armor or another brand, but I am going to invest in new clothes for next season!
Look at it this way:
Hunting land/lease---------------------------------------XXXX dollars,
Hunting Licence-----------------------------------------XX dollars,
Time, effort, money invested in hunting------------------ XXXXX dollars,
Staying on stand when the deer are liking the weather,
and other hunters are back in camp----------------------PRICELESS!

Predator26

Please don't buy Under Armor, all you're paying for with all the money is the name! Check out these baselayers from Cabelas:

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...0039307932679a

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...0039307932680a

Even has Scent-Lok!

Unclemeat

I personally love the Under Armor Cold Gear. You can save a few dollars by buying the Black or colored pieces that you find in the skiing and snowboarding section of the store. At least by me, the camo and olive drab colors are ten to twenty dollars more per piece. It also seems to last pretty long. Ive had the same set for five or six years and it is still like new.

maytom

I have used quite a few items over the years to try and keep you warmer, including the Under Armor tops and bottoms. Cabela's puts out some great stuff, and in my opinion, it's just as good if not better than Under Armor, besides being much cheaper as well.Be sure to check on the Thermastat, MTP, and Morgan Mills Polypro clothing line on the cabela's website.
The main thing to consider in cold conditions is some sort of a "Gortex/thinsulate" outer coat or jacket to wearto block the wind.

davs2601

Thanks for all the input guys. Maybe for christmas I will get some gift cards and I may invest in some of the scent loc base layers or the underarmor